Home PC Games Linux Windows Database Network Programming Server Mobile  
           
  Home \ Linux \ How to fix Not Enough Free Disk Space On / boot on Ubuntu     - Simple Linux file system - df, du, ln (Linux)

- HAproxy let IP recording back-end RS (Server)

- DNF Command Tutorial (Linux)

- How to use SHA256 checksum files download (Linux)

- PHP file upload methods exist in the database (Programming)

- Learning C ++ Standard Template Library and data structures (Programming)

- Oracle Data File Management (Database)

- Manually compile Hadoop 2.6.0 under Ubuntu 14.04 (Server)

- Asynchronous JavaScript loading (Programming)

- HDFS Distributed File System Resource Manager Developer summary (Server)

- Java reflection technology explain (Programming)

- CoreOS Linux introduces Kubernetes kubelet (Server)

- apt-get and apt-cache show command examples (Linux)

- Java data structures - order linear form of table ArrayList (Programming)

- Using LLVM Clang and Blocks under Linux (Programming)

- OpenvSwitch 2.1.2 shell script to start and stop (Linux)

- Linux iptables: basic principles and rules (Linux)

- Linux Desktop allows exceptionally different launch applications (Linux)

- Linux System Getting Started Learning: rename multiple files in Linux (Linux)

- Correlation Analysis: FP-Growth algorithm (Programming)

 
         
  How to fix Not Enough Free Disk Space On / boot on Ubuntu
     
  Add Date : 2018-11-21      
         
         
         
  Question: How to fix "Not Enough Free Disk Space On / boot" error on Ubuntu?

Today, when I upgrade Lubuntu 14.04 when it came to following this error, but very simple.

"Not Enough Free Disk Space On / boot"

This is because the old kernel and pack my / boot partition is no longer needed filled.

Reply:

I heard that Ubuntu Tweak the Computer Janitor function to delete unwanted junk files. Use Computer Janitor, you can clean up your system as the newly installed imaging. Janitor deletes:

Cache (Firefox / Chrome cache, cache Software Center);
Thumbnail cache;
apt cache;
Old kernel;
Package configuration;
No longer needed packages.
If you have not installed this tool, refer to the following link

How to install and use Ubuntu Tweak
To delete unwanted junk files, open Ubuntu Tweak, Janitor click Options.

Select the file you want to delete the box, and click the Clean button.

Janitor now start cleaning up your system.

so cool! System clean-up is complete.


I started to restart the software update. This is no longer experiencing a problem.

That's it. Of course, there are other ways to clean up the system. However, this method is very easy to learn. We can only a few mouse clicks you can clean your system.
     
         
         
         
  More:      
 
- Oracle 12c R2 new feature dbca command to create a standby database (Database)
- Installation on the way to the root source Ubuntu Server 14.04 LTS version Odoo8.0 (Server)
- How to install Virtualbox 4.3.20 in Ubuntu 14.04 (Linux)
- Java 8 stream parsed into SQL (Programming)
- MySQL root password reset under CentOS (Database)
- Ubuntu U disk do not have write privileges can only read but not write (Linux)
- To generate a certificate using OpenSSL under Linux (Server)
- Windows7 system using Vagrant to build Linux virtualized development environment (Linux)
- CentOS7 complete step to install Hadoop2.7 (Server)
- Computer black magic: tail recursion (Programming)
- To install PostgreSQL 9.4 (Database)
- Thinking in Java study notes - initialization and cleanup (Programming)
- MongoDB slice simple example (Database)
- Why HBase need to build SQL engine layer (Database)
- Java concurrent programming combat (using synchronized synchronization method) (Programming)
- Linux C source code (sockettype: socket descriptor determination function) (Programming)
- Calling Qt libraries to implement functional processes of some summary (Programming)
- Android custom controls create the simplest skid menu in the history (Programming)
- Oracle Listener can not start (TNS-12555, TNS-12560, TNS-00525) (Database)
- Debian (Wheezy) Install Java environment / replace OpenJDK as the SUN JDK (Linux)
     
           
     
  CopyRight 2002-2022 newfreesoft.com, All Rights Reserved.